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Question
Find the suitable British or American English spelling and fill in the following.
| British word | American word | |
| Apologise |  |
|
| Judgment |  |
|
| Neighbour |  |
|
 |
Dreamed | |
 |
Airplane | |
 |
Plow |
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Solution
| British word | American word | |
| Apologise | |
Apologize |
| Judgement | |
Judgment |
| Neighbour | |
Neighbor |
| Dreamt | |
Dreamed |
| Aeroplane | |
Airplane |
| Plough | |
Plow |
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